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9 Christmas Gift Ideas for the Gardener in Your Life

Posted on November 20, 2020 in Gardening, Uncategorized

Are you looking for that perfect Christmas gift for a gardener in your life? When you want to surprise your loved one with a green thumb, it’s very tempting to buy them the prettiest plants you see at your big-box retailer and assume it’ll be the perfect gift. Often, the plants found at these retailers require intermediate to expert care ...

6 Steps to Prepare Your Garden for Winter

Posted on November 10, 2020 in Gardening

Fall is quickly approaching, and there are some things you need to do to prepare your garden for winter. Without making the necessary preparations, your plants, trees, and shrubs might not come back strong and healthy when spring returns. We don’t want that to happen to you. So, we put this step-by-step guide together to help you protect y ...

How to Grow Vegetables in the Winter Without a Greenhouse

Posted on October 16, 2020 in Gardening

Are you looking for ways to keep your green thumb happy during the cold winter months? If you want to grow plants in winter, you have a few different options if you don’t want to construct a greenhouse. Certain plants do better outside with proper protection than others, but you can’t plant everything outside. And what can’t go out can be ...

How to Keep Your Green Thumb Satisfied in the Winter

Posted on October 2, 2020 in Gardening

If you’re anything like me, those winter months that lack greenery brings on depression. You crave the warm days of spring and summer when you can grow fresh vegetables and satisfy your green thumb. But what if I told you that you could continue growing in the winter? Well, it is possible — and pretty easy to do, even if you only have a sma ...

6 Plants and Trees You Can Plant in Fall in Zone 7

Posted on September 22, 2020 in Lawn Care

When you are new to gardening, it isn't easy to know what trees and plants are safe for your yard. You may not know when the best time for planting in your zone is either. As the fall season starts to turn things brown, adding a bit of color is a great idea to offset the blandness that we sometimes see. However, it's not simple to find the ri ...